Undergraduate certificate Contemporary European Politics and Society

Princeton University

Bachelor's degree

In Princeton (USA)

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    Bachelor's degree

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    Princeton (USA)

The Program in Contemporary European Politics and Society
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, an affiliate of the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, encourages the interdisciplinary study of modern Europe, with a particular focus on politics, economics, and society in western and central Europe since World War I. The program sponsors a core course and a noncredit thesis writers' colloquium for seniors. In addition, it sponsors lectures, seminars, and other programs for the entire University community. The program offers a certificate in contemporary European politics and society.

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Subjects

  • Economics
  • European Politics
  • Politics

Course programme

EPS 227 Contemporary Issues in Spain (See SPA 227)

EPS 300 European Politics and Society in the 20th Century (also

POL 384

) Fall SA The critical developments of 20th-century Europe and the consolidation of democracy in European countries, including the legacy of the two world wars, Nazism, Stalinism, the Cold War, colonialism and decolonization, the birth and development of the European Community, the development of the welfare state, the problems confronting the European Union (immigration, enlargement, political institutions, military role), and the varieties of democratic institutions in Europe. Two lectures, one preceptorial. E. Suleiman, D. Moak

EPS 302 Landmarks of European Identity (also

ECS 302

) Fall HA This course gives a broad and interdisciplinary perspective on some of the very diverse cultural and historical roots of European identity. It examines contemporary debates over contested identity in the light of long historical trajectories in which identities were continually defined and reshaped. It is conceived as an introduction to many of the courses in Princeton dealing with European issues. The landmarks include, but are not restricted to, written texts. They include Machiavelli, Montesquieu, Marx, and J.S. Mill, but also Fra Angelico, Beethoven and Thomas Mann. One three-hour seminar. H. James

EPS 322 Memory, Democracy, and Public Culture: Berlin and Its Pasts (See GLS 302)

EPS 342 Economics of Europe (See ECO 372)

EPS 416 Fear and France (See FRE 414)

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Undergraduate certificate Contemporary European Politics and Society

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